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| #!/do/not/make
########################################################################
# This makefile is responsible for all sorts of content generation for
# the 2018 www.wanderinghorse.net relaunch. One goal of that relaunch
# is avoiding PHP, which means generating pages which used to be
# constructed at visit-time by PHP.
#
# Though this tree has many subdirectories with Makefiles, this one
# file manages the build process, with subdir makesfiles mostly just
# launching this one (only non-content subdirs, e.g. site-tools, do
# otherwise). i opted against a conventional recursive make for this
# tree, though i'm still uncertain about how i feel about that.
########################################################################
dir-.:
include config.make
.PHONY: dir-.
########################################################################
# INDEX.IN.HTML is the site's main HTML template. It contains all of
# the HTML scaffolding plus a handful placemarkers which get replaced
# with content by the build process. Each directory which has its own
# content must put that in a file named $(DIR-CONTENT.HTML), which
# this makefile will see and wrap up in a generated index.html. The
# generated HTML files are marked as read-only to help prevent
# accidental hand-editing.
INDEX.HTML := index.html
INDEX.IN.HTML := $(TOP_SRCDIR)/index.s2.html
$(INDEX.IN.HTML):
########################################################################
# If a dir contains a file named $(DIR-CONTENT.HTML) then the contents
# of that file are imported into the generated index.html's main body.
DIR-CONTENT.HTML := dir-content.html
########################################################################
# If a dir contains a file named $(DIR-CONTENT.S2.HTML) then it is
# assumed to be an s2.tmpl()-formatted file and gets filtered by
# $(S2TMPL.S2) to generate a file named $(DIR-CONTENT.HTML) in
# that directory.
DIR-CONTENT.S2.HTML := dir-content.s2.html
########################################################################
# If a directory contains a file named $(DIR-CONTENT-HEAD.HTML), that
# file gets injected into the <head> tag of the generated
# index.html. The intent is that the file contain any <script> or
# <link> (CSS) tags it needs to implement page-specific behaviour.
# See also: $(DIR-CONTENT.CSS) for a simpler way to add dir-specific
# CSS.
DIR-CONTENT-HEAD.HTML := dir-content-head.html
DIR-CONTENT-HEAD.S2.HTML := dir-content-head.s2.html
########################################################################
# If a directory contains a file named $(DIR-SCRIPTS.HTML),
# that file gets injected into the bottom of the BODY tag of the
# generated index.html. The intent is that the file contain any
# <script> tags it needs to implement page-specific behaviour.
DIR-SCRIPTS.HTML := dir-scripts.html
DIR-SCRIPTS.S2.HTML := dir-scripts.s2.html
########################################################################
# Site menu: the build process checks for the file $(DIR-MENU.S2.HTML)
# in each directory, working recursively up the directory tree, and
# uses the first one it finds as the menu/navigation section of all
# pages for that directory and all subdirectories which don't
# themselves override that file. The contents of that file get
# imported as the page's navigation menu. The top-most directory of
# the build tree is required to have a file with that name which acts
# as the default menu. For simplicity, the build process assumes that
# $(DIR-MENU.HTML) is always generated from $(DIR-MENU.S2.HTML), and
# it only checks for $(DIR-MENU.S2.HTML) instead of also looking for a
# static $(DIR-MENU.HTML).
#
# This means, for example, that if /foo/$(DIR-MENU.S2.HTML) exists
# then /foo/bar/baz will also use that menu unless it or /foo/bar
# contain a replacement.
DIR-MENU.HTML := dir-menu.html
DIR-MENU.S2.HTML := dir-menu.s2.html
########################################################################
# If a dir has a file named $(DIR-CONTENT.CSS) then a <link.../> line
# importing that file gets injected into the <head> of the generated
# index.html, after the main <head> contents but before
# $(DIR-CONTENT-HEAD.HTML).
#
# Bug(ish): when we want to override CSS from a 3rd-party CSS file
# loaded in $(DIR-SCRIPTS.HTML), we can't do it in this CSS file
# because the load order is backwards.
DIR-CONTENT.CSS := dir-content.css
########################################################################
# $(S2TMPL-TO-X) $(call)'able uses $(S2TMPL.S2.RUN) to transform
# $2 into $3. Parameters:
#
# $1 = rule descriptive name (cosmetic only)
# $2 = input file (X.s2.Y)
# $3 = output file (X.Y) (gets added to $(CLEAN_FILES))
# $4 = optional script-level flags for s2sh
define S2TMPL-TO-X
ifeq ($(2),$(3))
$$(error S2TMPL-TO-X: input/output files have the same name: $(2))
endif
$(3): $(2) $$(S2TMPL.S2) $$(MAKEFILE_LIST) $$(S2TMPL.S2.PLUGINS)
@echo "S2TMPL-TO-X $(1): $$@"; \
$$(S2TMPL.S2.RUN.PRECLEAN) "$$@"; \
rm -f "$$@"; \
$$(S2TMPL.S2.RUN) -f="$$<" -o="$$@" -chdir $(4) \
&& chmod -w "$$@"
CLEAN_FILES += $(3)
endef
########################################################################
# $(S2TMPL-TO-HTML) $(call)'able: Helper to generate X.html from
# X.s2.html.
#
# $1 = rule descriptive name (cosmetic only)
# $2 = input file (X.s2.html)
#
# These rules generate X.html and add it to the list of CLEAN_FILES.
# X.html is created as read-only to avoid accidental manual editing.
define S2TMPL-TO-HTML
$(call S2TMPL-TO-X,$(1),$(2),$$(subst .s2.html,.html,$(2)))
# Reminder: we use a delayed-expansion $$(subst), rather than
# $(2:%.s2.html=%.html) because it allows callers to rely on delayed
# expansion of the passed-on $(3). Without this, callers have to fully
# expand the $2 passed to this function, e.g. by passing $(foo)
# instead of $$(foo).
endef
########################################################################
# $(S2TMPL-TO-CSS) $(call)'able: Helper to generate X.css from
# X.s2.css.
#
# $1 = rule descriptive name (cosmetic only)
# $2 = input file (X.s2.css)
define S2TMPL-TO-CSS
$(call S2TMPL-TO-X,$(1),$(2),$$(subst .s2.css,.css,$(2)))
# See notes above about why we use $$(subst) instead of a substitution
# reference.
$(2).out := $(subst .s2.css,.css,$(2))
#$(2).mini := $(subst .s2.css,.min.css,$(2))
#$$($(2).mini): $$($(2).out) $$(BIN.CSSMINC); $(BIN.CSSMINC) -m -b0 < $$< > $$@
#$$($(2).mini).gz: $$($(2).mini); gzip < $$< > $$@
#all: $$($(2).mini).gz
all: $$($(2).out)
CLEAN_FILES += $$($(2).out)
#CLEAN_FILES += $$($(2).mini) $$($(2).mini).gz
endef
BIN.CSSMINC := $(DIR.SITETOOLS)/cssminc
BIN.JSMIN := $(DIR.SITETOOLS)/jsmin
$(BIN.CSSMINC): ; $(MAKE) -C $(DIR.SITETOOLS) cssminc
$(BIN.JSMIN): ; $(MAKE) -C $(DIR.SITETOOLS) jsmin
########################################################################
# Site-wide primary CSS file. We need to define this way up here
# so that index.html can use it as an order-only prerequisite.
$(eval $(call S2TMPL-TO-CSS,MAKE.2022.CSS,$(DIR.CSS)/2022.s2.css))
define GZIP_FILE
$(1).gz: $(1)
gzip < $$< > $$@
all: $(1).gz
CLEAN_FILES += $(1).gz
endef
define MINI_CSS
$(1).min.css: $(1).css $$(cssminc) $$(MAKEFILE_LIST)
$$(cssminc) < $$< > $$@
all: $(1).min.css
CLEAN_FILES += $(1).min.css
endef
$(DIR.CSS)/wh.css: $(DIR.CSS)/imports.css $(DIR.CSS)/w3.css $(DIR.CSS)/2022.css
cat $^ > $@
CLEAN_FILES += $(DIR.CSS)/wh.css
$(eval $(call GZIP_FILE,$(DIR.CSS)/wh.css))
MAIN.CSS := $(DIR.CSS)/wh.css.gz
all: $(MAIN.CSS)
########################################################################
# Compress font files... Recall that woff/woff2 files are already
# compressed.
fonts.woff2 := $(wildcard \
$(DIR.fonts)/*.eot \
$(DIR.fonts)/*.otf \
$(DIR.fonts)/*.ttf \
$(DIR.fonts)/*.svg \
)
fonts.woff2.gz := $(patsubst %,%.gz,$(fonts.woff2))
define GZIP_FONT
$(1).gz: $(1)
gzip -c $(1) > $(1).gz
CLEAN_FILES += $(1).gz
fonts.gz: $(1).gz
endef
$(foreach F,$(fonts.woff2),$(eval $(call GZIP_FONT,$(F))))
all: fonts.gz
########################################################################
# Site-wide JS...
$(DIR.JS)/wh-amalgamation.js: $(DIR.JS)/whajaj.js $(DIR.JS)/whdom.js $(DIR.JS)/wh-main.js
cat $^ > $@
all: $(DIR.JS)/wh-amalgamation.js
define MINI_JS
$(1).min.js: $(1).js $$(BIN.JSMIN) $$(MAKEFILE_LIST)
$$(BIN.JSMIN) < $$< > $$@
all: $(1).min.js
DISTCLEAN_FILES += $(1).min.js
endef
jsToShrink := $(DIR.JS)/whfossil-timeline $(DIR.JS)/wh-amalgamation
$(foreach js,$(jsToShrink),$(eval $(call MINI_JS,$(js))))
jsToGzip := $(DIR.JS)/jquery.min.js $(DIR.JS)/wh-amalgamation.min.js
$(foreach js,$(jsToGzip),$(eval $(call GZIP_FILE,$(js))))
MAIN.JS := $(DIR.JS)/wh-amalgamation.min.js.gz
all: $(MAIN.JS)
########################################################################
# Generates $(DIR-CONTENT.HTML) from $(DIR-CONTENT.S2.HTML) (an
# s2.tmpl()-format HTML file).
#
# Usage:
# $(eval $(call MAKE.DIR-CONTENT.HTML,$(1)))
# $(1) = directory containing $(DIR-CONTENT.S2.HTML), to which
# $(DIR-CONTENT.HTML) will be written.
define MAKE.DIR-CONTENT.HTML
$(call S2TMPL-TO-HTML,MAKE.DIR-CONTENT.HTML,$(1)/$$(DIR-CONTENT.S2.HTML))
endef
########################################################################
# Generates $(DIR-SCRIPTS.HTML) from $(DIR-SCRIPTS.S2.HTML) (an
# s2.tmpl()-format HTML file).
#
# Usage:
# $(eval $(call MAKE.DIR-SCRIPTS.HTML,$(1)))
# $(1) = directory containing $(DIR-SCRIPTS.S2.HTML), to which
# $(DIR-SCRIPTS.HTML) will be written.
define MAKE.DIR-SCRIPTS.HTML
$(call S2TMPL-TO-HTML,MAKE.DIR-SCRIPTS.HTML,$(1)/$$(DIR-SCRIPTS.S2.HTML))
$(1)/$$(DIR-CONTENT.HTML): $(1)/$$(DIR-SCRIPTS.HTML)
endef
########################################################################
# Generates $(DIR-MENU.HTML) from $(DIR-MENU.S2.HTML) (an
# s2.tmpl()-format HTML file).
#
# Usage:
# $(eval $(call MAKE.DIR-MENU.HTML,$(1)))
# $(1) = directory containing $(DIR-MENU.S2.HTML), to which
# $(DIR-MENU.HTML) will be written.
define MAKE.DIR-MENU.HTML
$(call S2TMPL-TO-HTML,MAKE.DIR-MENU.HTML,$(1)/$$(DIR-MENU.S2.HTML))
#$(1)/$$(DIR-CONTENT.HTML): $(1)/$$(DIR-MENU.HTML)
$(1)/$$(INDEX.HTML): $(1)/$$(DIR-MENU.HTML)
CLEAN_FILES += $(1)/$$(DIR-MENU.HTML)
endef
########################################################################
# Generates $(DIR-CONTENT-HEAD.HTML) from $(DIR-CONTENT-HEAD.S2.HTML) (an
# s2.tmpl()-format HTML file).
#
# Usage:
# $(eval $(call MAKE.DIR-CONTENT-HEAD.HTML,$(1)))
# $(1) = directory containing $(DIR-CONTENT-HEAD.S2.HTML), to which
# $(DIR-CONTENT-HEAD.HTML) will be written.
define MAKE.DIR-CONTENT-HEAD.HTML
$(call S2TMPL-TO-HTML,MAKE.DIR-CONTENT-HEAD.HTML,$(1)/$$(DIR-CONTENT-HEAD.S2.HTML))
$(1)/$$(DIR-CONTENT.HTML): $(1)/$$(DIR-CONTENT-HEAD.HTML)
endef
########################################################################
# These rules create $(1)/index.html from $(INDEX.IN.HTML),
# $(1)/$(DIR-CONTENT.HTML), and optionally a few other files. The
# generated index.html is made read-only to help prevent accidental
# editing.
#
# Usage:
# $(eval $(call MAKE.INDEX,$(1)))
# $(1) = target directory
#
# Reminders to self:
#
# - Template flags which refer to a file name which is inteded to get
# imported into the template start with '@'.
#
define MAKE.INDEX
# $$(info queuing MAKE.INDEX: $1)
$(1)/$$(DIR-SCRIPTS.HTML):
$(1)/$$(DIR-CONTENT-HEAD.HTML):
$(1)/$$(DIR-CONTENT.CSS):
$(1)/$$(DIR-MENU.HTML):
$(1)/$$(INDEX.HTML): $$(INDEX.IN.HTML) $(1)/$$(DIR-CONTENT.HTML) \
$$(MAKEFILE_LIST) \
$$(wildcard $(1)/$$(DIR-SCRIPTS.HTML)) \
$$(wildcard $(1)/$$(DIR-CONTENT-HEAD.HTML)) \
$$(wildcard $$($(1)/$$(INDEX.HTML).menu)) \
| $$(MAIN.CSS) $$(MAIN.JS)
@echo -e "MAKE.INDEX:\t$$@"; \
rm -f $$@; \
timestamp=$$$$(date -r "$$(word 1,$$(wildcard $(1)/$$(DIR-CONTENT.S2.HTML) $(1)/$$(DIR-CONTENT.HTML)))"); \
dirName="/$(1)"; \
[ '/.' = $$$$dirName ] && dirName=/; \
scripts="$$(wildcard $(1)/$$(DIR-SCRIPTS.HTML))"; \
[ -f "$$$$scripts" ] && echo -e "\t\tscripts: $$$$scripts"; \
menu="$$(wildcard $$($(1)/$$(INDEX.HTML).menu))" ; \
if [ -f "$$$$menu" ]; then echo -e "\t\tmenu: $$$$menu"; fi ; \
dircss="$$(wildcard $(1)/$$(DIR-CONTENT.CSS))"; \
if [ -f "$$$$dircss" ]; then \
echo -e "\t\tcss: $$$$dircss"; \
dircss=true; \
else dircss=false; fi; \
head="$$(wildcard $(1)/$$(DIR-CONTENT-HEAD.HTML))"; \
[ -f "$$$$head" ] && echo -e "\t\thead: $$$$head"; \
$$(S2TMPL.S2.RUN.PRECLEAN) "$$@"; \
$$(MAKE.INDEX.VERBOSE) $$(S2TMPL.S2.RUN) \
-f=$$< -o=$$@ +chdir \
--dir-name=$$$$dirName \
--timestamp="$$$$timestamp" \
--dir-css=$$$$dircss \
--@dir-content="$(1)/$$(DIR-CONTENT.HTML)" \
--@dir-scripts="$$$$scripts" \
--@menu="$$$$menu" \
--@dir-head="$$$$head"
@chmod -w $$@
$(1)/$$(INDEX.HTML).gz: $(1)/$$(INDEX.HTML)
gzip < $$< > $$@
all: $(1)/$$(INDEX.HTML).gz
FTS.FILES += $(1)/$$(DIR-CONTENT.HTML)
DISTCLEAN_FILES += $(1)/index.html $(1)/index.html.gz
endef
#MAKE.INDEX.VERBOSE := set -x;
MAKE.INDEX.VERBOSE :=
########################################################################
# Create indexes which emit various HTTP status codes for (re)moved
# content...
CGI.410 := $(TOP_SRCDIR)/410.cgi
$(CGI.410):
CGI.503 := $(TOP_SRCDIR)/503.cgi
$(CGI.503):
########################################################################
# Install an index.cgi file in directory $(2) which emits an HTTP $(1)
# response. Requires $(TOP_SRCDIR)/$(1).cgi as a template. The
# resulting file is made read-only to help prevent accidental
# hand-editing.
#
# Usage:
# $(eval $(call MAKE.HTTPCODE,$(1),$(2)))
# $(1) = HTTP response code
# $(2) = directory
define MAKE.HTTPCODE
$(2)/index.cgi: $$(TOP_SRCDIR)/$(1).cgi $$(MAKEFILE_LIST)
@echo "MAKE.HTTPCODE $(1): $$@"; mkdir -p "$(2)"; cp -f $$< "$$@" && chmod +x-w "$$@"
all: $(2)/index.cgi
DISTCLEAN_FILES += $(2)/index.cgi
endef
########################################################################
# Directories to install HTTP 410's in...
#
# These are dirs from the "classic" site which won't be ported over to
# the newer one. Someday maybe we'll remove them altogether, but a 410
# response sounds reasonable for now, given how long they've been
# online, as that "should" give web spiders a chance to see this and
# remove the entries.
dirs.410 := $(patsubst %,computing/%, \
c editline gcc js javascript javascript/jquery javascript/v8 \
parse0x ptsigslot qemu readline shellish \
sigslot webdesign yo5 zfstream \
) \
$(patsubst %,gaming/%, \
bpi nintendo QBoard randomwords sony \
)
$(foreach sdir,$(dirs.410),$(eval $(call MAKE.HTTPCODE,410,$(sdir))))
########################################################################
# Directories to install HTTP 503's in...
dirs.503 := \
$(patsubst %,gaming/%, \
ogre/byoo/ajax \
)
$(foreach sdir,$(dirs.503),$(eval $(call MAKE.HTTPCODE,503,$(sdir))))
# TODO?: redirects (HTTP 301 and 308):
# https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Redirections
########################################################################
# Put a placeholder page in directory $(1), using notyet/index.html as
# the basis...
# $(eval $(call MAKE.INDEX.NOTYET,$(1)))
# $(1) = directory
INDEX.HTML.NOTYET := $(TOP_SRCDIR)/notyet/index.html
$(INDEX.HTML.NOTYET):
define MAKE.INDEX.NOTYET
$(1)/index.html: $$(INDEX.HTML.NOTYET)
@echo "MAKE.INDEX.NOTYET: $$@"; \
rm -f $$@; \
mkdir -p "$(1)"; \
sed -e 's,notyet,$(1),' $$< > $$@
@chmod -w $$@
all: $(1)/index.html
DISTCLEAN_FILES += $(1)/index.html
endef
#dirs.notyet := $(dirs.503)
#$(foreach sdir,$(dirs.notyet),$(eval $(call MAKE.INDEX.NOTYET,$(sdir))))
########################################################################
# Finagle the cleanup rules a bit...
clean distclean: clean-tilde
.PHONY: clean-tilde
clean-tilde:
@echo "Cleaning up **/*~ ..."
@find . -type f -name '*~' -exec rm -f \{} \;
########################################################################
# Purely static content which does not use the site's template but
# which we want included in the FTS index...
#
# Remember that the search engine delivers only *directories* (not
# files) as results and assumes that there's only one page per
# dir. Adding multiple pages/dir here will lead to each new entry
# overwriting the next. That uniqueness can be considered a bug and
# fixing it MIGHT be as simple as removing the UNIQUE constraint on
# that FTS field, but i'm not up for testing it right now :/.
FTS.FILES += gaming/mecklemquest/index.html
########################################################################
# sqlite3 FTS indexing...
# FTS.CONTENT
BIN.SQLITE3 ?= $(call ShakeNMake.CALL.FIND_FILE,sqlite3)
ifeq (,$(BIN.SQLITE3))
$(error Cannot find sqlite3 in PATH.)
endif
FTS-PAGES.SQL := $(wildcard $(DIR.SITETOOLS)/fts-pages.sql)
FTS-PAGES.S2 := $(wildcard $(DIR.SITETOOLS)/fts-pages.s2)
ifeq (,$(FTS-PAGES.S2))
$(error cannot find fts-pages.s2)
endif
FTS-PAGES.DIR := $(S2_HOME)/cgi/search.d
$(FTS-PAGES.DIR):
mkdir -p "$@"
FTS-PAGES.DB := $(FTS-PAGES.DIR)/fts-pages.sqlite3
$(FTS-PAGES.SQL):
$(FTS-PAGES.DB): $(FTS-PAGES.SQL)
Rm -f $@; $(BIN.SQLITE3) $@ < $<
.PHONY: fts
fts: $(FTS-PAGES.DB)
@echo -n "FTS'ing $(words $(FTS.FILES)) files... "; \
false && echo $(FTS.FILES); \
$(BIN.S2SH.CALL) "$(FTS-PAGES.S2)" -- \
--db-file="$(FTS-PAGES.DB)" \
--s2.home="$(S2_HOME)" \
$(sort $(FTS.FILES)); \
echo;
@echo "SKIPPING search index update: disabled on the site b/c of unresolved crashes."; \
exit 0; \
echo "Updating index using $(BIN.SQLITE3)..."; \
echo "insert into reindex(x) values(1);" \
| "$(BIN.SQLITE3)" $(FTS-PAGES.DB)
@echo "FTS: done!"
# /FTS index
########################################################################
########################################################################
# Push our stuff to the remote server...
.PHONY: push
SSH_HOST ?= wh
# ^^^^ SSH_HOST = host configuration name from ~/.ssh/config
push: send2site.sh fts
SSH_HOST=$(SSH_HOST) bash send2site.sh
scp -p "$(FTS-PAGES.DB)" $(SSH_HOST):s2/cgi/search.d/.
########################################################################
# Creates rules for cleaning up subdir $(1).
define SUBDIR.CLEANUP
# Build bug: why must these [dist]clean-$(1) rules be defined here,
# instead of picking up the [dist]clean-% rules defined in
# common.make? Those aren't triggering .
.PHONY: clean-$(1) distclean-$(1)
clean-$(1):
@echo "clean [$(1)] ..."; $$(MAKE) --silent --no-print-directory -C $(1) clean > /dev/null
distclean-$(1):
@echo "distclean [$(1)] ..."; $$(MAKE) --silent --no-print-directory -C $(1) distclean > /dev/null
# Clean up depth-first:
clean-.: clean-$(1)
distclean-.: distclean-$(1)
endef
# Creates rules for running the default rule and clean/distclean rules
# in subdir $(1).
define SUBDIR
$(1):
@echo "sub-make [$$@] ..."; \
$$(MAKE) --silent --no-print-directory -C $$@
all: $(1)
.PHONY: $(1)
$$(eval $$(call SUBDIR.CLEANUP,$(1)))
endef
########################################################################
# Deps generation for directories which generate HTML using the
# above-defined features...
#
# $(CONTENT-DEPS.bash) is a script which generates Makefile code for
# the most common HTML generation cases.
CONTENT-DEPS.bash := content-deps.bash
# $(CONTENT-DEPS.make) is a makefile snippet generated by
# $(CONTENT-DEPS.bash) which contains deps for most generated HTML
# files. It gets include'd into this makefile after it's generated.
#
# Note that we have to generate/import this even when the cleanup
# rules are being run because the generated rules define some of
# what needs to be cleaned up. OTOH, we possibly don't need to
# because if we're cleaning up then either this file already
# exists or the tree is already clean.
CONTENT-DEPS.make := .content-deps.make
ifeq (,$(findstring clean,$(MAKECMDGOALS)))
########################################################################
# Directories to create an index.html for (using $(DIR-CONTENT.HTML)
# and friends)...
DIRS-WITH-INDEX.HTML := \
$(sort \
$(patsubst ./%,%,$(patsubst %/,%,$(dir \
$(shell find . -type f -name $(DIR-CONTENT.HTML) -o -name $(DIR-CONTENT.S2.HTML)) \
))) \
)
# ^^^^ reminder: $(sort) is needed after $(dir)/$(patsubst) to remove
# dupes. We should probably manage that list by hand so we can tweak
# the order (and avoid a potentially slow $(shell find...)). As of
# this writing, the order doesn't matter or is managed via other deps.
$(CONTENT-DEPS.make): $(CONTENT-DEPS.bash) $(filter-out $(CONTENT-DEPS.make),$(MAKEFILE_LIST))
@echo "Creating $@ ..."; \
bash $(CONTENT-DEPS.bash) $(DIRS-WITH-INDEX.HTML) > $@
else
$(info Cleanup: skipping generation of $(CONTENT-DEPS.make))
endif
-include $(CONTENT-DEPS.make)
CLEAN_FILES += $(CONTENT-DEPS.make)
# /$(CONTENT-DEPS.make)
########################################################################
########################################################################
#
#
# *For the most part*, everything above is site-independent, and could
# theoretically be used to generate any site which uses compatible
# conventions. The parts below this section are specific to this tree.
#
#
########################################################################
.PHONY: serve
httpd althttpd serve:
~/bin/althttpd -max-age 1 -page index.html
########################################################################
# 'touch' the SCM-controlled content files to their "real" last
# modification time so that the build process can properly timestamp
# the content parts. This "should" be done, along with a rebuild,
# before any update of the live site, but isn't done by default
# because touching files currently opened for editing is annoying.
#
# Note that fossil does not actually save file timestamps: it instead
# considers the timestamp of the last checkin which modified the file
# to be that file's modification time. That's close enough for what
# we're doing.
.PHONY: touch rebuild
touch:
fossil touch --checkin --glob '*dir-*.html,*.txt,*.tar.?z,*.zip,*.tar.bz2,*.odt,*.pdf'
rebuild:
make clean touch
make
# Make sure these things are built first...
dir-.: site-tools
dir-.: all
# That unfortunately triggers a build of those subdirs even whe
# using MAKE.FROM.SUBDIR, but we don't currently have a nicer
# way of integrating those.
########################################################################
# Non-HTML-content subdirs which build stuff.
subdirs := site-tools
$(foreach sub,$(subdirs),$(eval $(call SUBDIR,$(sub))))
########################################################################
# Special-case deps for certain subdirs...
define DO-DIR-DEPS
echo "[dir-deps]: [$(1)]"; \
$(MAKE) --no-print-directory -C $(1) dir-deps || exit $$?; \
echo "[/dir-deps]: [$(1)]"
endef
BYOO.DIR := gaming/ogre/byoo
$(BYOO.DIR)/dir-tab-gear.html: $(BYOO.DIR)/dir-tab-gear.s2.html
@$(call DO-DIR-DEPS,$(BYOO.DIR))
$(BYOO.DIR)/$(DIR-CONTENT.HTML): $(addprefix $(BYOO.DIR)/, \
dir-tab-ciscos.html \
dir-tab-gear.html \
dir-tab-byoo.html \
)
# /special-case subdir deps
########################################################################
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